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GABAergic cell loss in mice lacking autism-associated gene <i>Sema6A</i>

2019-06-07

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<h4>Background</h4> During brain development, a multitude of neuronal networks form as neurons find their correct position within the brain and send out axons to synapse onto specific targets. Altered neuronal connectivity within these complex networks has been reported in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), leading to alterations in brain function and multisensory integration. Semaphorins (also referred to as Semas)...

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acd81ae4-b926-5024-a63b-b7c8f619c1ba
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10.1101/663419
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